Carroll Diagrams: Sorting Numbers
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Carroll Diagrams: Sorting Numbers
Carroll diagram worksheet: two Carroll diagrams, each with twelve numbers to sort into four boxes, such as odd or not odd and greater than 40 or not. Grade 3, with an answer key.
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Sort numbers by two rules, such as even and greater than 50, into the parts of a Venn diagram or the boxes of a Carroll diagram, including the numbers that fit both rules or neither.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child read the label of each circle or row and say it as a question: is it even? is it more than 20?
- Test each number against both labels before placing it.
- Have the child check the overlap last: which numbers fit both?
Common mistakes
- Putting a number that fits both labels in only one circle. It goes in the overlap.
- Leaving out numbers that fit neither label. They go outside the circles.
- Reading a Carroll diagram row as a column.
